Def buy this again
Great flower looks like jewels or pearls in the shade of the garden
GardenPat
North West
This perennial dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Great flower looks like jewels or pearls in the shade of the garden
GardenPat
North West
Planted this in a border in some shade in our white garden and it dies beautifully. Arrived in very good condition - crocus are brilliant at packaging! Am hoping it will speed
Hedders
Surrey
Pros: lovely elegant and vertical foliage with insignificant white bell shaped flowers. Grows in shade, under trees with ferns and vinca as a pretty indestructible ground cover. Best with some moisture, but withstands dry shade. Cons: leaves get eaten midsummer and plant almost disappears - but reappears following Spring as healthy as ever.
Helmut
Berkshire
I bought a number of these in 9cm pots. All were very healthy specimens. I kept them in the pots for a number of weeks whilst I cleared a woodland area for replanting. They survived well in the small pots and thrived when planted out. They look great amongst the ferns, Hostas and other woodland species. I intend to buy more next spring.
makalu
Hampshire
I planted this in a large tub and my garden was being landscaped, once finished I replanted direct in the garden with continued excellent results!
Wingy
March
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Rufus
These are caterpillar like Solomon's seal sawfly. The defoliation caused by Solomon's seal sawfly looks worse than it is and the plant generally responds with healthy growth the following year. Therefore this insect can be tolerated and the plants will survive, where practical these larvae can be picked off by hand. Encourage predators and other natural enemies of sawfly in the garden, such as birds and ground beetles.
Andy
The Polygonatum mulitflorum is a herbaceous perennial which die down cvompletely during the winter. Therefore they will not be showing any growth at all at this time of the year. Once they start to grow though (usually around mid to late April), they are pretty fast and will start to flower in early summer from May onwards.
Crocus
A sanctuary of peace and tranquillity with an overwhelming sense of calm, a woodland garden is an ideal place to get away from it all with natural shade and privacy. Based on a simple grouping of trees or even a single, multi-stemmed specimen, a woodland-
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